Hi! As you can see from this message, I keep on having "undesired" features when using gnupg in conjuctions with Mutt: the output of gnupg is attached to the e-mail. I have noticed that some other people suffer from the same problem when signing their messages with gnupg. The software versions are: gnupg v 1.0.1 mutt: v 1.0.1i (compiled with +USE_GPG among other things) The relevant bit of .muttrc for gpg goes as follows: <------------------ snip snip snip -----------------------------------> unset pgp_autosign set pgp_default_version=gpg set pgp_key_version=default set pgp_receive_version=default set pgp_send_version=default set pgp_sign_micalg=pgp-sha1 set pgp_gpg=/usr/local/bin/gpg <------------------ snip snip snip -----------------------------------> Another question in the mutt front: if I use procmail to send my messages to folders according to some rule, how can I read them automatically? Let me explain myself: when a message from debian-user comes, procmail puts it into IN.debian-user. When I fire mutt up, I get whatever is in my /var/mail/$USERNAME (or whichever file exim puts the mail into), but I am not told that new mail has arrived in the debian folder. Is there a way to read the stuff on the incoming mailbox, and then have mutt change to the folders that have received mail? I gather that the mailboxes option might do it, but I can't figure out how. Thanks, José -- José L Gómez Dans PhD student Radar & Communications Group Department of Electronic Engineering University of Sheffield UK
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